The daily phoenix. (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, October 11, 1870, Image 3
Captura of Perfilan Uallooan- Thc
Pra-??wq Adv?s><\ms th?lr Warka on
IPesrle- OaEabotlR o Proclamation, ?te.'
VF.RBAn.TiK8, October 7.-Tho Franca
rnaiatained a vigorous oannonndo on
Prussian outposts.
LONDON, Ootobor 8.-Yesterday, when
the French attacked Goo oral Kim mers'
division, the Imperial Guard was en?
gaged. The French directed several
divisions against the First and Tenth
Prussian Oorps on the right bank of tho
Moselle, where the cannonading was
severe. German losses in the Tenth
Oorps were 500, and in tho Third Corps
130 men.
Raskin writes that Prussia pushes hor
success too far. She should couoedo an
armistice and offer terms possible to
French honor.
A telegram to tho Times, dated Berlin,
ll o'clock, says on the hills between
Sevres, St. Cloud nnd Bougivell batte?
ries of biege guns beon placed. A mortar
battery at St. Cloud threatens the neigh?
borhood of Elysian Fields. The French
occupy Villejuif. Easterly winds conti?
nue, aiding Parisian icrounutn.
LILLE, October 8.-Festdiu left Lille
to meet Gambetta,, who is reported to
have arrived at Amiens by a balloon.
TOURS, October 8.-Paris advices state
that the Governmeut subsidies have
boen withdrawn from operas und thea?
tres, which are all closed.
News from Charteres, to tho 7th, states
that the Paris Frano-tircurs were de?
feated at Ablis. 150 Prussian horsemen
captured sixty Freuch and many horses.
A despatch bas been received from the
Mayor of Arthenay, stating that 800
Frano-tirours drove back a force of
Prussians.
VERSAILLES, October 9.-Last night
the entire garrison of Metz, including
the National Garde, made a sortie North?
ward on both banks of the Moselle.
Their attack was on an entrenched Ger?
man position. The ^French lost 1,500,
and the Germans 600.
TOURS, October 9.-Chas. W. May,
formerly of New York, and Wm. Rey?
nolds, of New York, furnish the follow?
ing ballooning accounts: "Left Paris at
ll o'clock * on Friday, when ubout 800
yards elavation wind lulled; balloon sta
tionary over Prussian camp; musketry
and cannon fired at the balloon. Thc
whiz of the balls was hoard. The Prus?
sians attempted to burn the balloon bj
fuses. Ballast was thrown out when the
balloon moved. The trip lasted five
hours." Paris is orderly, aud determin
ed that it can only be taken by storm.
An official decree defers the electioni
to the Constituent Assembly until Franci
is free from the invaders.
Twelve bund rod Prussians were re
pulsed from St. Quentin, after a han
fight. The people roso en masse. Tin
Prefect was wounded.
ROUEN, October 9.-Gambetta made i
speech at the railway, and said we mus
be victorious and proserve order. It i
understood that Gambetta is investee
with full powers.
MARSEILLES, October 9.-Garibald
created a great sensation here. Euoi
mous crowds accompanied him to th
depot.
American and Spanish war vessels ar
anchored here.
The Garde Civigne was drafted int
the National Guard.
TOURS, October 9.-Diplomats still r<
main in Paris. They met at the Papi
nuncio's, to examine their positions b
the refusal of Count Bismarck to allo
them to send couriers, unless their d<
spatohes are opened. The diplomat
unanimously refuse to accede to thii
Their refusal will be communicated t
Bismarck, und if he persists, the dipl<
mats will be forced to suspend commun
cation with their Governments. Muc
artillery is around Paris. On tho 5tl
the enemy, under cover of n thick foi
attempted a movement, but were d
footed by the sharp watch of the fort
Tho Prussians wore repulsed by shel
'from the forts. Skirmishers are repoi
ed on the other side of Paris. Notbii
serious. Ganbarr says several com pani
of Franc-tireurs have mitrallcuses. I
Pays soys many spies are still in Pari
Good water is obtainable from we!
throughout Paris, as proved by cxpei
meets.
LONDON, October 9.-It is said th
Burnside is negotiating a postponemc
of the bombardment until the Constat
ent Assembly meets.
The army of the Loire, 80,000 strou
is slowly moving on Paris.
Bismarck has written a letter apprc
thc Jucobi arrest.
The Prussians roported near Pitl
viers and also appeared at Maleskirt
Guerillas aro appearing in several Norl
ern departments.
Prussia threatens tho imposition ol
contribution of a million francs frc
each department.
CARLSRUHE, October 9.-Tho folio
iug was read from tho Duke of Bat
nors: "Wo won an engagement nt
Steuay, Saturday. Tho Freuch foi
consisted of ono corps of tho lino a
Mobiles. Tho battle lasted from 9 tt
o'clock, wbon tho French fled towal
Rambervilliers."
Badeners reports that the Fret:
force have boen double theirs, numb
ing 11,000 men, with batteries, HUI
General Pothevi.
Tho Bois des Jumel?s waa carried
tho Germans with tho bayonet. Th
French charges were repulsed. 'J
Germans lost twenty officers and >.
killed, wouudod nnd captured. Si
French officers and GOO meu wero kil
and wounded. Tho Prussians bivouac!
ou tho field. It WOB a glorious day
tho Badeners..
TOURS, October 10.-Tho Governm
is beginning to proparo tho public mi
through tho press, for tho seseion
French territory to Germany. La Lib
co u sou ts to a slight rectification of
frontier, near Weisscnburg. Gamin
has issued a proclamation, but it dt
lopes no new policy; ho urges resista
cn masse/ denounces the nionnrcby as
cawo of, F^eneh dicier; appeal* ?or fr*
ternhtacc?ptauoo of the pr?tant authorfty
uqtil poaco comes. Ho COD eludes; "I
have a command for yon-abandoning
all other affairs and taking no account of
difficulties or obstacles, co-oporat? with
all your unrestricted energy in remedy?
ing the evils of the situation-Vitela
Nation! Vive la R?publique! Vive et
Undeniable!
Heavy gnus will soon open on Pfalz?
borg, Heroic sorties are iooessant at
Metz. Tue Prussian Commanders order
increased vigilance. The commissary
has been removed, to avoid capturo.
The diplomats at Tours are negotiat?
ing for quarters al Bordeaux, in antici?
pation of the removal of the Government
thither.
VIENNA, October 10.-It is reported
that Thiers had a satisfactory interview
with the Emperor of Austria.
LONDON, October 10,-Puris balloons
aro followed by Prussian hussars. Two,
containing Mar's official correspondence,
hp.ve been captured. The Prussiaus are
pusing their works near Jerome's Park,
uear Meudon und ou the Bimbrian Hill,
near ??caveres. When comploted, they
will;couimuud Auteuel, Passy, Grenelle
and other points and West and South?
west Paris.
ST. PETBHSDUKO, October 10.-The
Russian movement towards tho Turkish
frontier is officially denied.
PAULS, October 10.-The fortificatious
on tho 1th ultimo, had 500 cannon; now
there uro 3,300 cannon on them with -100
rounds for each. Every dofeuco has ita
meu ut their posts.
TOUKS, October 10.-A strong body oi
Frnuo-tireurs are armed, composed ol
geutlomeu from tho South of France.
They carry the black flag.
Aincrlcuii A fru? i-ri.
WASHINGTON, October 9.-Boutwell
issues a circular regarding tho funded
debt. It comprises three classes: First,
Two hundred millions, payable at plea
sure, after ten years, nt tivo per cent, iu
(crest. Second, Three huudred millions
payable at pleasure, after fifteen years
at four aud-u-half per cent. Third, Ou<
thousand millions, pnyablo at pleasure
after thirty years, ut four per cont, in
terest. Responsible banks and bankeri
will bo designated to negotiate a loan oi
the commission. Subscribers must pa]
two per cent., in coin or bonds, whic?
will bo accounted for when tho bond;
will be cou.pured or registered, as sub
scribers preter, interest payublo by air
Assistant Treasurer or Government Dc
pository. Tho bouds are exempt fron
Federal, State or local luxation.
CHAHLi.sTOK, October 10.-Arrived
Steumship Clyde, New York; Sea Gull
Baltimore.
NEW YOKE, October 10.-Special de
sp:itches to the New York Herald, sa,
the Prussian Chumbers will bo dissolve!
and a new election ordered, to secure,
moro trustworthy Government majority
Bismarck refuses to release Jacoby. Th
siego of Soissons is progressing favors
bly. The bombardment of Paris is nc
to be delayed au hour longer than nt
cessary. A new German army is on tb
way to Strasburg, to check now Frene
army organizations.
Bazaine is cordially co-operating wit
the Government at Paris. The army t
Lyons is advancing to relieve Bnzuim
The right wing of the Lyons' nrm
fought the Baden troops on Thursday.
Bismarck protests against Garibaldia
operations. The Italian Govern mei
replies thut it is not responsible for ind
vidual actions. Tho North German Gi
vernment orders the execution of fi
reigners in arms for Franco. A rotuli,
tory order will be issued by the Frond
The Tribune's correspondent befoi
Metz, after describing the battle- of tl
7th, in which both suffered severe!
says the French were repulsed. I
concludes, under date of Noissovill
8th-8 o'clock a. m.-The French, do
ing tho night, accumulated in lari
masses ou the Eastern slopes of S
Julien, toward Metz. The Prussit
fore-posts were drawn back and the r
serves called up. Tho artillery cov
every eminence. Shells from St. Julii
go crashing iuto Noisseville. A furio
cannonading is going on to the South 1
Oolombry, Merry, Lehant and Petti
Tho French fort St. Privat is also firin
NEW YORK, October 10.-Tho Poli
Superintendent, Jourdan, is dead.
Ono hundred guns wero fired nt t
City Hall Park in honor of tho thi
anniversary of Cuban independence.
General McDowell, in tho absonce
instructions from Washington, d?clic
to order tho evacuation of Governo
Island aud destruction of barracks
consequence of yellow^ fever now p
vailing at that pott. Seventy-ouo yell?
fever patients, tims far, have been :
moved from tho Island to thequaranti
hospital, and military officers complt
that medical treatment and provisic
for comfort, by tho city health anthe
ties, aro entirely inadequate. Two fa
cases lately occurred at Belview Hospil
and tho husband of a womau who di
ot the diseuse on Friday, is now in ire
for bringing her to tho hospital i:
small boat, from Governor's Islal
after tho discaso had mado its nppe
ance.
GAIJVK.STON, October 10.-Tho San i
tonio, Texas, agricultural fair closed
day. It was a grand success. 1
grounds ot Sau Pedro woro crowe
every evening. Ono feature of tho 1
to-day was a sixty milo raco, to bo mi
inside of three hours. Only To
horses and saddles ullowed. This j
was ttccomplifhed by Mr. Cook,
Bexur County, who rode sixty-one ra
in two hours and fifty-six nnd-n-1
minutes. The horses wero ready i
died for him.
RALEIGH, October 10.-Tho nutb
ties of tho State Agricultural Society
actively engaged iu pushing forward ]
parutions for tho oomiug fair. From
number of entries already made,
other indications, the fair will Burj
by far any ever held in tho State.
Tho Solicitor of tho Seventh Judi
District refused to send n bill of ind
mont faof oro the Gm nd J,ury% against
thpeo ci tizona ?f fawell Codnly, flo?
rea ted by Kirk, bv order of uov. Holden,
and bound over by Chief Justice Pear
aon, to answer the nlmrgo of implication
in the murder of State Benator Stephens.
The Solicitor said that the evidence was
insufficient to find a bill.
ATLANTA, October 10.-The Senate
passed a resolution, to-day, inviting
President Grout to tho State Fair, to
extend the hospitalities of the State
dnring his stay, appoint a committee to
meet him on the boundary of the State
and escort him to quarters. Tho Senate
also passed a resolution to adjourn sine
die on the 18th. The last building on
the fair ground was completed Saturday.
NEW ORLEANS, Octobor 10.-Deaths
from yellow fever Saturday, fifteen; Sun?
day, ten.
RALEIGH, October 10.-The first frost
of the season fell Sunday morning.
FINANCIAL, AND CO HI MR ICC I AL..
COLUMBIA , October 10.-Sales of cotton
to-day 75 bales-middling 13J?c.
NEW YORK, October 10-Noon.-Flour
and corn dull und drooping. Wheat
quiet and heavy. Pork firm, at 25.50@
25.75. Cottou dull-uplands 1G>^; Or?
leans 16%; sales 1,000 bales. Freights
firm. Stocks very strong. Gold 13%.
Money 5@G. Sterling-long 8%', short
9%. 62's 127^.
7 P. M.- Monwy ensy, at 5@G. Gold
13J>;@13%. Government's dull and
steady. Cotton dull aud easier-Rales
1,800bules; uplands 1GJ?. Flour-State
and Western moderately active-South?
ern quiet; common to fair extra 5.50(Ve*
G.20; good to choice 6.25@8.85. Wheat I
moro active-red new and amber South?
ern 2.31. Corn without decided chungo.
Beef dull, nt 10?15; extra 15@18. Pork
firmer, at 25.75(a)26.00. Lard firmer
kettle 16i?@16>?. Whiskey without
decided change. Groceries firm. Freights
a little firmer-cotton steam J.?; flour
steam 2-4}<j ; wheat steam 7%.
BALTIMORE, October 10.-Cotton firm
-middlings, 16; salts, 340 bules; re?
ceipts, 1,240. Flour firm and active.
Wheat firm and uuclianged. White corn
dull, ot 90(0)1.00. Pork firmer, at 2G.50
(r?!27.00. Bacon firmer-shoulders, 14%.
Whiskey in good demand, at 90(a)91.
ST. LOUIS, October 10.-Flour dull.
Corn dull-primo mixed 63; whito G5;
yellow 65. Provisions advancing. Mess
pork 25.50. Shoulders 14j.i; clear sides
19. Whiskey iunctive, nt 88@90.
LOUISVILLE, October 10.-Bugging un?
changed. Flour firm. Corn dull and
unchanged. Pork, 25.50(^26.00. Lard
active, at 16. Bacon buoyant, at 14%.
Shoulders, 17,?^; clear sides, 18L?
Whiskey dull and nominnl.
CINCINNATI, October 10.-Flour and
corn quiet und weak. Pork firm, at
25.00. Lard firm, at 15%. Bacon in
fair demand-shoulders 13%; sides 17)4
@18j?. Whiskey dull and unsettled, at
86@87.
GALVESTON, October 10.-Cotton dull
and nominal-good ordinary 13; stock
6,000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, October 10.-Cottou
dull and lower-middlings 14%@15;
sales 1,900 bales; rccoipts 5,093; stock
33.122.
MOBILE, October 10.-Cotton dull and
lower-middlings, 14%@14>?; receipts,
1,279; stock, 22,278.
CHARLESTON, October 10.-Cotton
easier-middling 14}?; sales 600 bales;
not receipts 3,858; exports to Great Bri?
tain 1,400; coastwise 8,816; stock 13,
246.
SAVANNAH, October 10.-Cottou in fair!
demand-middling 14-??; sales 1,000
bales; receipts 4,911; stock 36,225.
AUGUSTA, October 10.-Cotton market
weak and unchanged-sales 977 bales;
middling 14; receipts 1,061.
LONDON, October 10-Noon.-Consols
92>?. Bonds dl%.
LIVERPOOL, October 10-Noon.-Cot?
ton steady-uplands 8^@,8%; Orleans
9. Shipments of cottou from Bombay
to the 6th, since last report, 5,000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, October 10-Evening.
Cotton steady-uplands 8^?; Orleans
8J8'; sales 1,2000 bales.
Butter! Butter!
2KEGS FINK GOSHEN RUTTER, just ar?
rived ut HARDY SOLOMON'S.
Oct ll_
Look -In At
PLUMER'S, and neo Perkins it Houso's
NON-EXPLOSIVE LAMPS and SAFETY
CANS for Kerosene; besides tko variety of
useful articles usually kept in a Lamp and
Gas Fixture Storo. For sale bv
E. C. PLUMER,
Steam and Gas Fitter, Plain stroet.
Oct 9_C_
To the Dental Profession.
TUE regular semi-annual meeting of tho
South Carolina Stato Dontal Association
will i?o held in Charleston, S. C., cerumen
TUESDAY, November 1, at H V.U. Dentist's
throughout tho Stato aro cordially invited to
ho present. Members wili be passed to and
fro, over tho various railroads, for ono faro.
T. T. MOORE, Corresponding Secretary.
Oct 9_
Rattle at Pollock's.
THAT FINE GOLD WATCH and
CHAIN will be rubied at Pollock's
_^Restaurant, oh TUESDAY EVENING.
atti o clock. Gentlemen having chances will
call, at or before that hour, and nettle, else
their chances will bo void. Renu mber, if not
paid up, you lose yonr chance at tho best
Time-piece in the Stato. Oct fl 3
TO THE LADIES.
Fall and Winter Opening.
MRS. M'CORKIICX,
(Main street, nearly Opposite Columbia lloli l,)
HAS just returned from New
York, where she selected an ele?
gant and varied assortment of
Goods in the
Millinery Line,
Which will bo oponed for inspec?
tion on WEDNESDAY next,
Octobor 12, and to which the atteution ol tho
ladies is particularly invited.
Sho has also a lino of elegant CLOAKS and
FURS, which aro well worth looking at.
COSSETS of every style, for ladies and chil?
dren. FANCY GOODS in endless variety.
Oct 9
Ib??lf?^ AT TBE
FtlOIS HY COODS UTIILISIIIT
OF
J. H. & M. L. KIN ARD.
TVE C0M5IENCE tho FALL 8EA80N bv oponing to an admiring PUBLIO
New and Elegantly-arranged DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Cur inonda need no special invitation, THEY don't go anywhere clue; bnt tho great maaaoB
must ho informed WUEBE to buy to tho beat advantage Wo aasort, without foar of contra?
diction, that
Our HOUSE ls tlx? OWE
At which aB parties will get ENTIRE SATISFACTION and F?LL VALUE for their money.
We have thc BEST arranged Show Booms in tho CITY. Every portipn of tho large epaco
is aa HQUT AS DAY; buyers can SEE what they aro purchasing, and wo guarantee tho PRICES !
RIGHT.
To say that our sock is LABOE, or VEUY largo, or IMMENSE, would NOT convey nALF au idea
of tho extout and variety that each of tho
TWELVE WELL-STOCKED DEPARTMENTS CONTAIN.
-
O ur O st, x" ]?> ? * St o o ls.
ALONE is worth aa much as any ordinary Dry Goods Store keeps altogether.
The Handsome French Plate Glass Front
Will ind?calo to strangers and visitors to our City WHERE TO STOP AND BUY from tho
LARGEST, DEBT SELECTED AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS THAT
Caa bc FOUNA In tnt? City.
Each Department is superintended by Gentlemen of long business experience, and we
v
have made special arrangements with a COMPETENT Upholsterer, to have Carpets, Oilcloths,
Window Shades and Cornices cut to Gt, and laid down or put up, ao that tho customer will
have nothing to do but to make thc selection, and wo will do tho reet, and do it mon r.
Pi n ato Residences, Hotela and Churches furnished on thc moat liberal terms and with de?
spatch. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS cut ANY aizc.
Octa J. II. ?Si JU. L. K.INARD.
N E W STOE E !
.Large, New and Attractive Stock
OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
THE undersigned bega to call the attention of tho public to tho fact that ho baa now
opened at his new atoro, (next door East of POLLOCK'S restaurant,) to be known as
Goodman's Clothing Bazaar,
the most handsome lino of READY-MADE CLOTHING ever offered in this city, of lato
fashion. We call speoial attention to the DERBY HACK, tho most beautiful overworn, being
of a cut to snit the taste of everyone. Our line of FURNISHING GOODS is complete in
its branch, compriaing in part a large assortment of TIES. Gome and purchaao a CHOWN
PBINCE or a LONDON CLUB. We offer large inducomcnta to purchasers of HATS, of which
we have tho Silk, Crown Prince, King William, Von Moltko, Bismarck, and others too nume?
rous to bear description. Our etook of TRUNKS, VALISES and HAND-SATCHELd, is large
and varied. Cal1, soe and be convinced, that what we htivo said can be depended upon.
Oct 8 D. GOODMAN.
IMPROVEMENTS, ADDITIONS, ETC.
WE HAVE ADDED
TO
OUR LARGE STOCK
OF
DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, ETC.,
A NEW DEPARTMENT, VIZ.:
PAPER HANGINGS!
AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SHOW
A. GOOD ASSORTMENT,
AND HAVE EMPLOYED
J3L. COMPETENT 3VEA3XT
WHO CAN PROPERLY PUT THEM UP.
R. C. SHIVER.
Oct 1 Smo
HARDWARE
AND
^ GROCERIES.
WE have recently made large adddition to our stock of HARDWARE, nt lees juices than
liavo been had since tho war. All our old stock AT COST AND LESS THAN COST.
New Goods at Reduced Prices:
CARPENTER TOOLS, _?? -, FANCY GROCERIES,
Blacksmith Tools, /Jf^T^feMl-^^ ?S Wines and Liquors, of every
Masons' Toola and Farming Im- ff I !Wj ??gg&p--* grade-tin nnnionao stock.
Carriage Material, k??\' 10?lH-JW^nS^^tA?^ Syrups,
Building Material, ill XJlJHiilli* il Tj Chewing and Smoking To
Trimming Material and House- 'BLp^DffiMWflB8?LiL-K baeco,
furnishing Gooda, UEH?TC?II. tl U Sugar, Coffee, Ac,
.? EST PRICKS.
AT LOW
Our friends who favor us willi their orders for BAGGING and TIES, will always) hud us at
tho bottom of the market in these and all other Goods. TERMS CASH.
Sept 25 3mo
L?RICK & LOW RANCE.
I\trnituTO? Groceries, tte.
BT JACOB LE VIH.
THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, 11th inst., at 10
o'olook, before my store, I will sell,
A general variety of FURNITURE and
GROCERIES. Oct ll
California Seed Oatt.
KAA BUSHELS PRIME CALIFOENI*
OUU SEED OATS. Tor Bale by
Oct 9_EDWARD HOPE.
Smoked Beef.
Or\r\ LBS. choice 8MOKED REEF, for
OvJKJ ealo bv EDWARD HOPE.
: 250 SAW :
: 245 SAW :
: 210 SAW GINS, warranted in :
: quality second to nono on the :
: continent, just received and for :
: Halo VKIIY LOW. :
: Oct9 L?RICK Sc LOWRANCE. :
Teas.
HAVING juBt roturned from a visit to tho
North, I eau recommend tho following
TEAS, of my own selection. NEW CROP, per
Pacific Railroad, and only FOHTY DAYS from
China and Japan:
Choicest MOYUNE GUN-POWDER.
Choicest MoyuDO HYSON.
Finest Uncolored JAPAN.
Choicest "TRUE" SCHOUCHONG.
Finest Oolong "CRAGIE TEA."
Theao, with others, compriso tho best
asBortment that can bc offered in any market,
and having been bought at recent reduction
in gold value, aro in every way worthy the
attention of economical purchasers.
Oct 8_GEO. SYMMERS.
Hams and Bacon Strips,
I AA NEW SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
1_V_/ v/ 1,000 lbs. now Sugar-cured Break?
fast Strip?, just received and for salo by
Get 7 J. ft, 1. R. AGNEW.
Yellow Pine Lumber,
OF tho BEST QUALITY, and in quantities
to suit purchasers, can bo obtained by
applying to W. J. BRYANT A CO.,
No. 2 Ann streot, Charlceton, 8. C.,
Or at Branchville Post Office, S.C.
Oct 7_Imo
Pearl Grist! Pearl Crist!
-I f \ BBLS. fine PEARL GRIST, just ar
L\J rived at HARDY SOLOMON.
Oct 4_
Gas Light Bills for Month of September.
CONSUMERS aro respectfully requested to
call and mako payment without delay.
JACOB LEVIN.
Oct 9 3_jSoo'y Columbia Gas Company.
Cutting Cheese.
FIFTY boxea GOSHEN and NEW YORK
STATE CHEESE, for ealo low by
Oct 9 _EDWARD HOPE.
8. W. PORTER. R. M. 8TEEEL.
IMPORTANT
TO
THE LADIES ,
ANO ALL IN NEED OF
SOMETHING TO WEAR.
THE varied and extonBivo assortment of
GOODS just received, at PORTER ft.
STEEL'S EMPomuH, offers a raro opportunity
to dry goods buyors, who would combino eco?
nomy with good taste.
Our stocks in oaoh departmont, aro now
completo, and will bear comparison with any
in tho city. Wo challenge competition. Our
friends, and tho public, are invited to call and
examino for themselves, when we feel confi?
dent that tho lowness of our prices, and
quality of oaf goods, will ensure their custom.
We quoto below a fow of our leaders:
TARTAN PLAIDS, in all matoriala; Silk
Poplins, Roubaix Poplins, Empress Oiotha,
Merinoa,Comlet Clothe, bombazines, Alpacas,
Delaines, Shawls, Cloaks and Fura, Blankets,
El an els, Woolen Goods, Gloves, Hosiery.
KM ALT. WAUES.
An unequaled line of Domestic Gooda, Table
Linens, To wein, Dolleys, Diapers, Bed Ticks.
We would call special attention to our
Gent's Furnishing Department, consisting of
Dress Shirts, Under-clothingt English and
French Caaaimercs, Domestic Caseimeres,
Tweeds. Tubby Velvets, Jeans, etc.
Eopt 28 3mo_PORTER ft. STEELE.
"PROGRESSIVE."
OUR STYLES
FOR
FALL, 1870.
OPENED THIS DAY, ono of tho most beau?
tiful atocka of
CLOAKS AMD SHAWLS
Ever shown in thia market.
In Dress Goods,
We load the market this season, both in
STYLE and PRICE.
OUR STOCK
Has boeu bought on a "LOW RULING
BASIS" wills Cot toa, and wc propose to give
tho advanlago gained by us to "THE ces
TOMERS."
Nothing ha? contributed to build up our
EXTENSIVE ami still incrcaaing business more
than oar systematic "LOW PltlCES" fcnd
satisfactory "atylo of buaineaa. All Gooda are
guaranteed as represented.
Tho BEST GOODS sold for tho "LOWEST
PRICES."
Weare Agent'* Tor tho EMPIRE SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE," ono of the best.
W. I?. LOVE Hi CC,
Columbia Hotel Building, Mainstreet.
W. D. LOVE.
ll. B. MCCKKEUV._OctP
To Make Room
OU my extensivo stock of DRY GOODS
CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's FUBNISHING GOODS, ?M
/ih ELLAS, ftc, I offer my entire stock of
SHOES at c rt. JACOB S?LZBACHER.
Sept 20